Im making Flamethrowers for my car

OrangeMustangGt

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I was think about it last night, and i think i can do it. what im gonna do is, get soem nuts that fit spark=plug threads, and drill a hold 1' back from my exhaust tips, then weld the nuts over it and screw in 2 spark plugs. i will put a coil in the back, and have a switch that will cut out the main engine coil, and atthe same time power up the rear one. damn this might work.

 

1Slick5.0

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As i sit here and scratch my head. I ask myself why? But if you do it Post some pics!

When i did my full exhaust on my R6 at about 11,000 RPMS she had a 4incher comming out the Micron! Hehehe

 

donjohn

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it seems feasible actually, but VERY illegal obviously so be careful. When I was researching them, i thought that you had to have a little fuel spicket or something unless you're running really rich.

run some butane and have GREEN flames- fast and the furious style
and remember to get some pics/vids

 

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wytstang

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Pllleeeeaaaassseee be careful the gas tank is right there.

 

AznStanger3v

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they say you dont need a fuel spicket there if you dont use cats. like the spark ignites the unburned exhaust. just what i heard, not 100% sure on that.

 

AznStanger3v

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oh, there are a couple companies that actually make the kits. i think they are about 80 bucks. if you dont feel like piecing it together, of course

 

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17yrOldStanger said:

oh, there are a couple companies that actually make the kits. i think they are about 80 bucks. if you dont feel like piecing it together, of course

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and i think that may be just a weee bit safer than pieceing one together

 

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95cobra50

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they did that on pimp my ride with the spark plugs

 

donjohn

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95cobra50 said:

they did that on pimp my ride with the spark plugs

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then they had to remove them because they were super illegal

17yearoldstanger said:

they say you dont need a fuel spicket there if you dont use cats. like the spark ignites the unburned exhaust. just what i heard, not 100% sure on that.

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I think you're correct, i remember hearing something about that too about the cats

 

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Wouldn't the engine die when the coil cuts off, or is it only time enough for one cylinder to miss it's spark, which in turn is given to the exhaust?

Just checkin.??

 

Black95GTS

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GreenMustangGt said:

I was think about it last night, and i think i can do it. what im gonna do is, get soem nuts that fit spark=plug threads, and drill a hold 1' back from my exhaust tips, then weld the nuts over it and screw in 2 spark plugs. i will put a coil in the back, and have a switch that will cut out the main engine coil, and atthe same time power up the rear one. damn this might work.

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I approve, rice always tastes better cooked over a low flame.

 

OrangeMustangGt

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whell here is my update, i dont have cats so thats not a problem. I got a relay so when i trigger it, it cuts the power to teh coil and re-directs it to a rear-mounted coil. i got it all wired, and i got one spark plug mounted about a foot back from the end of the tailpipe. Only thing that messed me up, wa sthe coil i used was from a dirtbike, and the car system fried it. I need to find a cheap coil now, but otherwise it works great, the relay works great, and i just need to mount the switch now. Ill have it done by tommorow.

 

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and then you will have to replace your rear bumper witha yellow one
i would like to see that actually. i bet that would be tight!

 

OrangeMustangGt

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yeah man! if i get it to work, il go digi-cam it and try to find a place to post it.

 

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When you wired the wires to the main coil under the hood, which wires did you splice into???

 

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wow over 2 years old... good find hehe

 

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holy batman thread ressurection

 

Therian

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there's been a lot of grave digging lately

 

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Its people using the the search function that everybody complains that people don't utilize enough.

 

Therian

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shame on them